Spacesaver Storage Systems Inc.

Spacesaver Storage Systems Inc., a Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin-based manufacturer of high-density mobile shelving, filing systems, and specialized storage equipment, operates as a prime contractor (98% of awards) and subcontractor on federal storage and organizational systems contracts, competing in full-and-open procurement across defense and civilian agencies. Spacesaver is a subsidiary of Krueger International, Inc., a larger commercial and institutional furniture manufacturer.

Spacesaver's federal footprint centers on Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (DLA) supply chain provisioning and General Services Administration (GSA) Multiple Award Schedule task orders. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime dominates recent activity by award count, with 1,306 awards valued at $97.1 million combined potential value; however, the GSA Federal Acquisition Service anchors the largest dollar concentration, with 76 awards carrying $335.6 million combined potential value driven predominantly by a single large Federal Supply Schedule contract (GS28F1003C). The United States Marine Corps accounts for 97 awards worth $249.6 million combined potential value—a notable recompete concentration for the next twenty-four months. The Department of the Army (296 awards, $8.3 million) and Department of the Air Force (329 awards, $3.3 million) round out the top five customer agencies by count. Across these five agencies, Spacesaver covers 44% of total recent awards.

Spacesaver holds multiple indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, each valued up to $250,000, for small storage racks, optics cabinets, bin systems, and cabinet handles (NSNs 1095015507911, 1095015507119, and 5340015506639). Recent DLA IDC awards include a $350,000 ceiling contract for bin storage systems (awarded December 2025, performing through December 2026), a $250,000 cabinet handles contract (May 2025 through May 2026), and a $250,000 optics cabinet contract (February 2025 through February 2026). These vehicles enable DLA to issue task orders on an as-needed basis, with typical ordering frequency of three to four orders annually and guaranteed minimums of one to four units per order. Spacesaver also places delivery orders against its GSA Multiple Award Schedule position—the single largest vehicle in its portfolio at 2,786 task orders and $608.6 million combined potential value. Representative prime delivery orders include a $579.6 million National Archives and Records Administration order for a Spacesaver storage cabinet for Stack 530 at Archives II in College Park, Maryland (June 2025, completing June 2026); a $761.2 million U.S. Geological Survey order for high-density mobile shelving at Moffett Warehouse Building 144 in Fort Atkinson (September 2023, completing December 2024); a $533.6 million Defense Agency Aviation order for mobile compact shelving installation at DSCR Building 54 in Richmond (May 2024, completing November 2024); a $495.3 million Drug Enforcement Administration order for vault shelves (August 2025, completing April 2026); and a $352.4 million Smithsonian Institution order for entomology equipment upgrade and installation in Washington, DC (September 2024, completing November 2025).

Spacesaver's subcontract footprint centers on Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc., to which it supplies relocatable and mobile shelving, weapons racks, personal duty lockers, and modular storage systems supporting military readiness (approximately 80 sub-awards to Atlantic Diving Supply between May 2024 and January 2025). The company also subcontracts to Triad National Security, LLC for Los Alamos National Laboratory maintenance, repair, and operation services for Motus compact shelving systems. The Marine Corps concentration and Atlantic Diving Supply sub-engagement signal embedded positioning in rapid-deployment and tactical storage contexts.

The source data spans 4,863 total awards (prime and sub combined) with $1.34 billion combined potential value across 373 distinct customer agencies. Recent activity shows 123 awards in 2024, 22 in 2025 (through September), and 7 in the first three-quarters of 2026, indicating a decline from 2024 peak. Only four awards carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $637 thousand), suggesting recompete exposure is currently modest. NAICS concentration reflects the parent company's broad portfolio: Office Furniture Manufacturing (3,152 awards) and Showcase, Partition, Shelving, and Locker Manufacturing (1,087 awards) dominate, with smaller shares in Small Arms Manufacturing (159 awards) and Miscellaneous Manufacturing (133 awards). PSC coding tracks the same split—Cabinets, Lockers, Bins, and Shelving (2,337 awards) and Miscellaneous Weapons (1,202 awards) represent the largest procurement categories.

Spacesaver competes as a standard commercial entity with no set-aside designations across its prime awards and does not carry SBA certifications in its visible federal footprint. The vendor's federal presence since 2007 reflects its parent company's commercial furniture position extended into specialized government storage procurement through the GSA schedule and DLA supply vehicles, with capability concentrated on high-density compact shelving, mobile storage systems, weapons and ordnance racks, and related installation and relocation services.